Or under cutting/bidding like on that farce of a tv show, Shipping Wars.
What a bunch of hacks that are on that show, with "maybe" the exception of the 2 18 wheeler o/o's, but even those 2, cannot be making THAT much profit?
False log book
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superflow Thanks this.
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Nobody would have to cheat on their log books , i suppose ......or drive 40 tons of equipment so tired they can't think straight , just to make chump change
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Take a group of truck drivers, and have them voice thier opinions AND concerns, ok?
Then ask if EACH ONE IS WILLING to work towards it, in ANY WAY possible, up to and including emailing, phone calls, and visits to thier respective politicians back home, ok?
Listen to how THEY WILL ALL AGREE to actually do something, ok?
Watch AND listen as they leave such a meeting, and nearly EACH ONE WILL SAY, "I ain't got the time to get involved, I gotta go make mamma some money" or "I'll have to do that later, I got to go and get on down the road, I ain't got no time now for that stuff, I'll let someone else do it", ok?
Then since NO ONE actually DOES ANYTHING, self righteous citizen safety groups, self righteous anti-trucking groups, speak UP TO the politicians and the Feds, THAT WILL DO SOMETHING FOR US, and this is why we deserve the crap we get.
Everyone "talks the talk", like so many talk they are former Navy Seals, Special Forces, paratroopers, former Sheriff Deputies, or former CIA Hitmen, but how quickly they ALL BACK DOWN in actually doing something about this industry.
Again, as my sig says:
*Hoping to retire soon*, as I tire of all the talk. My days are swiftly coming to an end, and when that end comes, brother, I will set the road on fire, driving to my DMV and flinging my CDL at the person behind the counter and say "shove it, I'm done".
The fight is out of me, and the young ones? Frankly none of 'em could give a crap either, as so many are sheeple, rather than the men and women they claim to be! -
Hi G, do what I'm going to do. In 2018 my CDL expires, I'll be 63, God willing, I'm going to have someone take a picture of me burning my CDL, (with a big smile on my face) then have it transferred onto T-shirt's and coffee mugs, and sell them at the truck stops.
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Most of the time it is taken at face value unless there is a compelling reason why it shouldn't.
Being called to confirm that the time was set correctly via a summons would be a waste of time for a lot of reasons, but more importantly to convince a judge to order a summons to someone in a traffic case is important to a violation seems to step over the threshold of insane. -
Second a receipt is proof of a transaction unless there is a reason why it shouldn't be used. That is where a judge makes the determination, not the officer.
Third while all of this sounds great, the fact is record keeping, as accurate as possible is still the responsibility of the driver, no one else.
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